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Tyler was diagnosed with leukemia but he wasn't receiving chemotherapy. His parents didn't "believe in medicine" or any medical attention for that matter. They thought overcoming a sickness naturally was the right way to go. None of the Joseph kids ever got medicine for their colds or fevers.
Josh was the boy he met at the skatepark.
[joshler but make it slowburn]
i am apologizing beforehand
~trigger warnings: strong language, sensitive topics, blood, child abuse, death topics, and possibly more~
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